Hope Shipping To Resume By Week End
New York reports mediation to broaden union and industry ratifications of the dock strike formula. Hope of resuming shipping by weekend. New Orleans and Galveston see stalled talks and local issues shaping outcomes. Federal mediators push for a peace settlement as voting in various ports determines progress.
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New York
Gulf Coasts
North Atlantic
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
New Orleans Steamship Association
Kennedy
Joseph Pierce
Galveston
Tex
James O. Hubbard
Gulf Coast
Robert Moore
1In
Ion
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Presidential Mediation Board
Ralph Massey
Union
South Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Massey
Presidential Board
J. Ross Dunn
New ‘York
West Gulf Coast
Aplcio International Longshoremen's Association
Maine
Texas
New Hybrid Fish Debuts At Pennsylvania Hatchery
UC Hatchery officials announce a new fish type from crossing a female grass pickerel with a male northern pike. Roy Sorenson leads the project now at Benner Springs Station, with two summers of growth to 12 and 14 inches and about 10 ounces. Biologists monitor fertility and growth for future value to the fishery program.
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Union City
Roy Sorenson
Pennsylvania
Sorenson
Benner Springs
Berenson
Lehmans Tire Service Offers Free Wheel Alignment Check
Free this month at Lehmans Tire Service. Schedule a wheel alignment check by calling 4 3593. Bt]
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Lehman
Europe Suffering As Winter Claims 50 Lives Across Continent
The cold spell expanded across Europe with about 50 dead and widespread disruption. Britain faced record low temperatures with ongoing fuel shortages and planned coal trains to keep lines moving. The Midlands and Wales saw factory shutdowns and many workers idle as power utilities staggered supplies. Buckingham Palace briefly dark as power authorities rerouted electricity to secure essential services. Northern Germany and Bavaria reported shipping paralysis though southern areas enjoyed sunshine and rising temperatures.
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Ace Gye
Europe
Britain
Richard Wood
Fii
British Railways
Passenter Pertiete
Unes
Midlands
Wales
Fllto Tasetitily Nes
Imanufacturliye
Buckingham Palace
Thina
Het
Sandrlig- Tun
Tee
Germany
Bavaria
Teeland
North Atlantic
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Hope Shipping
UC Hatchery
Revere
Loblaws
Pascal Celery
Campbellas
Panic Tomatoes
BOF
Agars
DIAL
the Corry Journal Classified Department
McCray
The
Ritz
Chestnut Street
Guy M
Spartansburg
West Washington Street
Turben
Chevrolet
Bill
Mare
Columbus
Mercomatic
Erie
Studebaker
Tri-Nord
West Smith Street
Corry, PA
Buesink
Ford
Sey Christensen Motors
Mercury - Comet
AUDO
Wolk Joe
Iererlein
Sane
Dodge
Dart
Uéater Sterans
JEEP
Herbert
Mink Coats
Fred Ruffener
Maytag
Polocki
Grace Street
Corry Journal
C. J. Peterson & Son
Lennox
South Center Street
Paul Mather
Journal
Btn
America
Box
Ellicottville
Warren County
Corry
Erie County
Curtiss
Wayne Holthouse
Patt
Don Knapp
East Columbus Avenue
Union Street
Grundig Majestic
Ed Potocki
Barter & Exchange
Corry Exchange Center
Zalzneck
Mead
Bistt
John Deere
Fish Spartansburg
Steinway
Winter Company
State Street
Erte
Parr Baldwin Pianos and Organs
Bohmian Myele Company
If East
Nolte
Bed Sun Valley
Calif
Tippy
Hayes Eaton
Barbara Eaton
Tihpy
Fhemen
Washington
John de Small Jrot
Diet Jay
Small
Old War Prediction Board
Engle Furniture and Builders Supply
Bargain Joe's
East Main Street
Bargain Joe’s
McIntyres
Engle Fur and Builders Supply
East Irving Street
Jet Us
Zenith Trans Oceanic
Bari
First Ward
Mott Street
Snyder Circle
Smage
East Street
Oakley Avenue
Eppelnimente
Clymer
Merle C. Dodd
Robert G. Tunnell
Res Estate and Insurance
West Park Place
Fett
Wattsburg
Home
Stock Commission
Norgel Reed
Sherman
N.Y
Cherry Hill Road
Baterday
Paul L. Blakeslee and Son
Delmas Chesley
Titusville and
Meadville
Diamond
Townville
Jersey
Harry Finch
Titusville
Arthur and
Laurence Scouten
Spartans
Jode
City of Corry
Percy Catin
Don W. Kincald
Erle
Pennsyvania
Penneys- Vanis
Lynn FL Gates
West High Strait
Brown & McKnight
Center Street
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